Practice observing, comparing and drawing conclusions through water manipulation. *Use the plastic tub for storage and filling with water *Introduce science and math concepts, practice motor skills and develop coordination *Playing with water encourages young learners to explore a variety of materials in a rich environment that stimulates the senses and inspires the imagination *Manipulations various tools to scoop, pour and drop strengthens fine motor dexterity *Observing, comparing and predicting are key process skills in scientific understanding *Included water wheel, plastic tubing, funnels, pitchers, boats, measuring cups, graduated beakers, pipette droppers, foam cubes and rubber aquatic animals provide varied options for experimentation *1 water wheel *2 pieces, plastic tubing (1/4"Dia. x 40"L) *2 funnels *3 pitchers *3 boats *5 measuring cups *6 pipette droppers *20 foam cubes *20 rubber aquatic animals *Teacher's activity guide with reproducible graph *Tub measures 17"L x 14"W x 11"H *Grades Pre-K and up